Dear Rebel

First edition, first impression. 192pp. Red cloth boards (still strong but worn around edges and rubbed at spine ends). Library lending sheet on front free endpaper. No other library markings. Webbing visible on bastard title page. Else internally bright, tight and clean. In its original dust jacket (faded, rubbed at edges, minor bumping, spine crease, shelf wear). Dust jacket now protected in archival-quality mylar wrapper which prolongs the life of the paper, keeps it clean and protects it from damage. It is not adhered to the book or to the dust jacket. A very hard to find, perhaps even scarce title. There was a paper reprint of this title years later, but that too is hard to find. A first edition, complete with dust jacket, as this copy is, is scarce. Anne Tracey was a pen name of Iris Bromige.